The movie glossed over the fact that Elsa suffered a severe concussion which should have incapacitated her for days. Set in the time after the Thaw, here's my attempt to fill in some gaps, and explore what the start of the Snow Queen's reign might have been like from Elsa's point of view. Now undergoing a rewrite. Update: Chapter 6 now rewritten.

Some oneshots I wrote on Tumblr featuring Hans and Elsa's children (as per a roleplay I'm doing).

Shortly after the accident, Anna is already feeling lonely. Knowing that Elsa won't respond to her verbally, she decides to write letters. But the letters, too, go unanswered. Or so Anna thinks. Little does she know that Elsa holds on and responds to each and every one of them.

Elsa is busy fulfilling her responsibilities as Arendelle's Queen, but Anna just wants to play. A battle of wills ensues.

Elsa goes to visit Anna in the royal garden. An AU describing Elsa's reaction if her sister's heart never thawed.

Queen Elsa suffers from depression. When everything she thinks about is negative, is there any hope for her to cheer herself up again? Or will a little role reversal be necessary? One-shot, done as a birthday present.

How did Kristoff meet Elsa? They didn't interact during the actual movie and as he is now so close to Anna, Elsa would insist on meeting him. So how would it go? Here is my answer to that question. Note: mild reference to inequality of ethnic groups

Spring is springing, but the Queen is bothered with sneezing. Catching cold was very unusual for Elsa, thus Anna suggested for her to be taken to the trolls for the cure. In a new spring morning, Elsa finds herself reverted back to the body of an eight-year old. Their roles essentially get reversed. How good is Anna as a babysitter and how bad is Elsa as a little sister?